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we all know that converting a scheduler integration to REST is quite easy , where as the reverse is not possible and the only way to achieve it is through creating a wrapper scheduler integration and invoking the trigger one as child from there. But there is another way through which we can achieve the direct conversion. For that please refer to below example. Note : Every step mentioned has to be done very carefully Create Scheduler Integration. I’ve created a base one in which it invokes a SOAP service.  I’ve created a small trigger integration which I’m going to change to scheduler without any wrapper. Please follow the below steps to convert rest based to scheduler:     1)    Export the integration.     2) Rename the iar file to zip.     3) Now unzip the file.     4)    Compare the properties files of both scheduler and rest based integration and make the changes to rest based as per the scheduler integration After changes Now open the resources folder: Move the scheduler resour

  Introduction: Generally, to transfer the selected data from one variable to another over selection we will be using Boolean check box. Can we achieve it without that? Let’s see. Main Article: Lets drop a table component to the designer section and assign an SDP to the table. In this case the SDP I’ve used is from the Business object. Make the selection mode as multiple as below: Now let’s create another table in the same page of type ADP which holds the data that is selected from the previous table and let’s have a button action which refresh the ADP table on click action performed over it. Now the web page will look something like this. Logic: Click on the SDP table and select On ‘select Multiple rows event’ and follow the below steps: ·        Call the REST connection using which the data had been populated in the SDP table ·        On success, reset the ADP variable of below table ·        Drop a for each action and iterate over the keys.   ·        Inside the loop use fi

   Introduction In this blog I will be explaining about accessing multi forms in a single form of PCS. Main Article Consider a scenario where there are multiple forms, and you want to access them or have them displayed in a step-by-step fashion. To achieve this, you need to drop train component from the Basic palate to the form you have created. Once you drop it follow the below steps: 1.         Fill the details as below 2.         Provide the form names in the option names and same in the values. 3.        Click on the events and choose On Change event.   4.         Design the condition as below, where a check would be performed on the flow.   In this case we are checking if the name of the flow is approve or not.    If the condition is met the page is going to get transferred to new form chosen. Click on OK   Go to the preview section. As you could see in below screen shot the default page is  details page .   Once I click on the approve button, a new form will get loaded.   Hope yo

  Using Custom CSS to make the form look cooler. Introduction In this blog I will be explaining about creating custom CSS to make the pcs form look better. Main Article In this post let’s make the form look more appealing. In the below screenshot as you can observe the initial form looks old school and doesn’t look much appealing. And the beautify options provided by the PCS by default are very basic. We can overcome this by having a custom CSS of our own and make the form look more appealing to the customer. Follow the below steps in order: 1.      Go to the form you have developed. 2.      Under form properties go to form properties 3.      Click on the upload 4.      Select the custom CSS file you had developed. 5.      The form gets change to below screen shot   As you could see we had changed added sample logos to the fields which is not possible by default and changed the background color as well.   The CSS code used above: input[name=items] {   width: 80%;   padding:

   Introduction: Wait is the most common thing we use to slow down the process at any given point of time, but this wait action is by default disabled for synchronous integrations. Main Article: Create a JavaScript ( syncWait  let  ) with the below Code: function syncWait(waitTimeinmillisec) {   const begin = Date.now();   while ((Date.now() - begin) < waitTimeinmillisec){   }   return waitTimeinmillisec; } now call this JavaScript in your synchronous Integration with the seconds you want to halt your integration * 1000. Call this JavaScript in places you need in your synchronous Integration. That's it you had overcome the synchronous Integration Limitation. Example: -Preetham Konjeti.

Introduction: In the XSLT mapper of OICS by default we don't have the while loop to implement, but there can be a situation where we need to implement while , when such situation shows up how to implement it? Main Article: In the above XML, the filename is static....say we need to populate the same field with 5 file names in a single shot in other words to bring dynamism to the Code we have to use loop. Lets do it using While loop. But in XSLT we don't have while loop by default, then how can we achieve this? Just like functions in any other languages we have a thing called 'Template' in XML. Using this we can achieve the while loop. 1) In the above code, match='/'  indicates the default template to be called , In this case the default templated calls the ' customWhile ' template which we had created with parameter 1 as the input. 2) Once the template is called in the very first step as check would be performed to check the input param falls in our desir